After the 12-day war by the US President Donald Trump, Iran-Israel has been announced to agreed to the ceasefire. Its impact has been seen on the stock markets around the world. The Indian market has also increased strongly and has been seen running like the Sensex-Nifty rocket trading under pressure till yesterday. In fact, India Vix suddenly slipped up to 5 percent of the fear of the stock market with the hope of returning peace in the Middle East.
The big impact of ceasefire news
On Saturday, when the US targeted three nuclear sites of Iran while air strike during the fierce battle between Israel and Iran, the instability index of the Indian stock market was 5 per cent and the investors were scared of their investment in the coming time, but on Monday, when Donald Trump announced that both Israel-Asrael was agreed, when the Donald Trump has been proud of the ceasefire, The index suddenly declined and it slipped up to 5 percent. India VIX declined by 5.33% to 13.30 on the NSE.
Earlier on June 13, while the war between Israel and Iran was started and Israel attacked the Iranian bases, then the India Vix had seen a sharp jump, but now it has come down to a big decline since then. It had increased by 15.08 on the first attack day. Significantly, after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Srinagar, there was a strong increase in this index during the conflict between India and Pakistan.
How does this scale work?
Let us know here that India Vix shows how in the coming days, how will the market be in the coming days. Understand this Volativity Index in more easy language, when this scale of fear climbs and turns above 15, it is clear that the stock market investors are nervous. At the same time, living on 15 of this index is considered to be related to market activities being balanced. Along with this, let us know that when India VIX slips below the level of 15, it indicates that the market is going to rise.
Stormy boom in the stock market today
Talking about the impact of Donald Trump announced the announcement of the announcement of the consent on the ceasefire between Iran and Israel, the Indian stock market, which was watching a major decline on Monday, opened up on Tuesday. The Bombay Stock Exchange’s 30 -share Sensex jumped up to 900 points in early trade, while the National Stock Exchange’s Nifty 50 was also seen trading by climbing 270 points in a few minutes of opening. Meanwhile, shares of all the legendary companies including Adani Ports, Reliance, TCS, HDFC Bank appeared doing trading in the green zone.
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